Rule 364. Respectable male adults up to maximum of twelve, may be admitted with the sanction of the Superintendent, to witness an execution either inside a prison, or into the gallows enclosure when the gallows is outside the prison; provided that the Superintendent may in his discretion refuse admission altogether or to any particular individual. Spectators are to be kept at a distance and a sufficient strength of the guard should be drawn up close at hand, ready, prepared to suppress any disturbance or frustrate any attempt at rescue. "The wali of the victim, if so desires, shall be allowed to witness the execution." CHAPTER-15 Undertrial Prisoners Admission of under-trial prisoners. Rule365. The Assistant Superintendent incharge of admissions shall, when admitting an under-trial prisoner to prison, question him and satisfy himself that the name and other particulars entered in the warrant are correct. In case of the name and other particulars do not appear to be correct, he shall after admitting the prisoner make an immediate report to the Coordination Officer who issued the warrant. Warrant of deletion. Rule366. A. Court may order an accused person to be detained or remanded to custody in prison. No person shall be detained or remanded to prison for a period exceeding fifteen days at a time, except in case of persons committed for trial in a Court of Sessions. Every such order made by a Court other than the High Court, shall be in writing and signed by the presiding Judge or Coordination Officer. Examination of warrant. Rule367. The Assistant Superintendent shall see that the warrant authorising the prisoner's detention in the prison lock-up bears the date of committal and the date on which the prisoner is to be produced before the Court. When a warrant is incomplete or the remand granted is for an indefinite period, the Superintendent shall, as soon as possible, return the warrant for correction to the Court which issued it. Date of production of prisoners in Sessions cases. 135